Got a Covid booster jab? You probably won’t need another for a while
Three doses can protect against serious illness and death for a long time, studies suggest
Dr Muiris Houston: Beware the long tail of Covid-19
Even a mild case of the virus can increase the risk of cardiovascular problems
Google employees who work from home could lose money
Irish workers in large domestic companies could face same situation, employment lawyer says
Abortion and gun rights cases will test US supreme court’s appetite for compromise
Court’s 6-3 conservative majority has seen it tilt to the right, but how far remains unclear
Pfizer and Moderna vaccines may produce lasting immunity, study finds
Immune cells still organising to fight coronavirus ‘months after inoculation’
Herd immunity ‘might now be impossible’. Here’s how we could learn to live with Covid
The US has vaccinated more than half its adults with one dose. But rates are slipping
How you and your technology can help fight Covid-19
Net Results: Web volunteerism and crowdsourced missions offer humanitarian outlets
Blood test for Alzheimer’s is coming, scientists report
A test that measures beta amyloid protein in the blood is more accurate than a brain scan and may indicate trouble years earlier
Trump’s supreme court justices taking different paths
Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch have been on opposite sides in quite a few cases
Facebook curbs ad targeting for race, gender and age
Advertising for housing, jobs or credit will no longer be able to target based on those categories
‘Girls are just as into sport as boys if they get the chance’
Patrick Freyne joins a session at Fun Direction, which encourages girls to play sport and where he learns that unicorns poop candies, but definitely not trains
Meet the all-female fish wowing the world of science
Amazon molly has none of the genetic flaws associated with asexual reproduction
Lucy Kellaway: A masterclass in calling bullshit
A memo on strategy from the president of revenue at Condé Nast is a prime example
The Possessions review: sexual obsession from beyond the grave
Sara Flannery Murphy’s intriguing debut merges the worlds of the living and the dead
Roddy L’Estrange: Vinny craving light at the end of the tunnel
Like the rowing heroes of The Boys in the Boat, Angie now facing her biggest battle
Personalised cancer vaccines yield promising results
New approach involves mapping DNA of individual patients’ tumours
Sideways walking: it’s why line-dancing is good for you
A sideways gait could be three times as expensive energetically as walking forward: good exercise, then
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